2024 election boycott 10 items
1 March 2024 parliamentary vote, and 28 June to 5 July 2024 presidential vote
Justice-seeking mothers in Bukan stand together holding a portrait of Shahriar Mohammadi to call for an election boycott.
An image showing the father of Javidnam Dr. Aylar Haqhi standing at her grave to announce his boycott of the government's show elections.
The mother of Fereydoun Mahmoudi, a victim killed in Saqqez, speaks against participating in the 2024 Iranian elections while holding a portrait of her son.
A group of justice-seeking mothers in Kurdistan hold portraits of killed protesters while announcing their boycott of the Iranian presidential election.
A social media story shared by the father of martyred teenager Pedram Azarnoush, calling for a boycott of the Iranian elections by labeling participation as an act of betrayal.
An Instagram story by Marzieh Adinezadeh shows her brother, Abolfazl Adinezadeh, with severe birdshot wounds and intubated in medical care, alongside a message criticizing participation in the elections.
A memorial graphic of Mohammad Hasanzadeh from Bukan with slogans calling for the boycott of the March 2024 Iranian elections.
A group of people stand around the memorial grave and glass-enclosed portrait of Javidnam Mehrshad Shahidi in Arak, with a text overlay about counting votes during the 2024 election boycott.
A memorial poster of Shahriar Mohammadi from Bukan with Persian text reading 'Do not dip your finger in my blood' and the hashtag 'My vote is overthrow'.
A collection of social media stories from families of protesters killed by the state expressing opposition to the March 2024 Iranian elections with the slogan 'My vote is overthrow.'